Sentence examples for tangible end from inspiring English sources

But with Shea, who has had opportunities to head to Europe before, there looks to be tangible end product.

The closing "represents the tangible end" to Arkansas phase of the investigation, Mr. Ray said in a statement released by his office.

The templates consisted of three stages and prompted the team to first "unwrap" a series of standards in order to define a tangible end point (i.e., desired results), which could be further defined by writing a big idea and essential question for the unit.

Such is the nature of religious violence, unconstrained by the need to reconcile indiscriminate means with a temporal or a tangible end.

For three weeks, I didn't go further than the shop at the end of my road and felt, for the first time in my life, rationally suicidal or, more accurately, desperate for a tangible end to a living hell.

For three weeks, I didn't go further than the shop at the end of my road and felt, for the first time in my life, rationally suicidal – or, more accurately, desperate for a tangible end to a living hell.

That kind of action must be reserved for more tangible ends.

There are more tangible ends in view: the government, for example, has set targets for increasing cultural tourism to Britain once the games have finished.

To be devoid of tangible ends, the outbursts would have to occur completely at random, and they seldom do.

To qualify as intermittent explosive disorder, the DSM-5 asserts, an individual's outbursts should not have tangible ends, among them power and intimidation.

A tangible end-point will help you feel like you're making progress.